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Latest revision as of 03:05, 28 February 2025
X:41 T:The Recruiting Officer % NFF Book 2020 % Bush Traditions recording played by Roland Clarke C:trad S:see also The Convict Dance Music Research Project, by Dr. Heather Blasdale-Clarke at QUT Z:arranged by Roland Clarke, 2019 H:On the 4th of June, 1789 a small party of convicts performed the play H:"The Recruiting Officer", to commemorate the birthday of King George III. H:In attendance were the Governor of the new colony in Sydney, Arthur Phillip and a number H:of other notable figures in the one-year-old colony. H:The play was performed in a convict built hut. The play itself dates from much earlier in the c.18th N:For more information see Heather Clarke's article in F: link F:http://www.colonialdance.com.au/the-recruiting-officer-357.html B:Kynaston. (1710). Twenty Four dances for the year 1710. England. B:H.E Clarke, Social Dance and Early Australian Settlement, PhD Thesis, QUT, 2018 O:Australia, NSW, Sydney N:This tune can be interpreted as a Waltz, Jig, Reel or Hornpipe N:Play at a lively tempo R:Waltz R:Jig R:Reel R:Hornpipe M:6/4 L:1/8 K:D A2|"D"d3ef2"A"e2c2A2|"D"d6A4F2|"G"G3AB2"D"A2F2D2|"A"E6A,4A2| "D"d3ef2"A"e2c2A2|"Bm"d2f2B2"A"A4G2|"D"F2d2F2 "A"E2d2c2|"D"d6D4:| |:e2|"D"f3ga2"A"e2c2A2|"G"g6"D"f6|"Bm"B3cd2"D"e2f2d2|"A"c6A4ag| "D"f2d2c2"G"B2g2B2|"D"A2f2B2"A"A4G2|"D"F2d2F2"A"E2d2c2|"D"d6D4:|
The Recruiting Officer - played by Roland Clarke
Additional Information
Additional information may be available on the following people or
organisations associated with the collection of this tune:
| Roland Clarke |
Convict Dance and Music Research Project |
